Hello Everyone,

If you have been up to the range recently, you may have noticed a lot of activity down around the 150 yd. berm. We are building a 4 ft. high concrete wall about 10 ft. beyond the berm so we can backfill it with dirt and raise the height of the berm approximately 6-8 ft. higher. This will eliminate most of the impacts in the trees beyond the berm.

Smitty has volunteered his time and expertise to get this done. He furnished all the forms and labor. The wall is approximately 220 ft. long. It is long enough to go completely to the fence and along each end of the berm including two wing walls for extra support. He recruited some volunteers to assist him along the way and the concrete was poured on Friday. We used 50 yards of concrete.

I want to thank all those who showed up to shoot and cooperated with us when they were turned down because of the activity over the last two weeks. We expect to have to shut down only two more days on separate occasions. One day to remove the rocks exposed in the bank on the pistol and 100 yard ranges. Another to backfill the berm and hopefully eliminate some of the restrictions, if not all, now in effect on the 150 yard range. If we don’t act now and preserve those Oak trees, we will surely be required to do so in the future. Remember, all this is done in the interest of safety!

As far as the Range Improvement Project progress goes, we are very near getting approval to install a leech field for the rest rooms. A couple more tests need to take place but it is looking favorable. I have been assured, heard that one before, that the designs are nearly completed for the storage building and should be able to submit for a permit soon. Remember, it is very frustrating for us to wait on these things but we have no other option. I do believe however, that we are starting to wear them down.

I am writing this on the 20th to meet deadlines. Hope to see a lot of you at the work party tomorrow.

Take care and be safe.

Denny

EscondidoFish & GamE association

M a r c h 2 0 1 0Affiliated with: National Rifle Association. • Calif. Rifle & Pistol Association. • California Outdoor Heritage Alliance • Single Action Shooting Society

San Diego Wildlife Federation & The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association • Civilian Marksmanship Program • National Shooting Sports Foundation

MEETINGS

OFFICERS

Board Meeting 1st Thursday 6:30 PM - Meeting Hall

General Meeting 2nd Thursday 7:15 PM Meeting Hall

PRESIDENT'S VIEWPOINT

President Denny Martin LM, PP 760-749-0589 martincustomhomes@yahoo.comVice President Kurt Nelson 760-745-2640 nelson1of4@cox.netSecretary Geoff Orchin 760-741-3721 gorchin@escondidofishandgame.com Treasurer Lucy Nelson 760-294-6321 countersink@cox.net

Board MembersRen Everett 760-432-2089Lonnie Fowler LM 760-744-1474Ed Migdal LM 760-598-0093Ray Osgood 760-489-5619Steven Prough 760-214-3502Craig Rogers 760-751-8544Ed Smith (Smitty) 760-745-2927

Chief Range OfficerKenton "Bud" Smith LM 858-679-1918

Asst. Chief Range OfficerTom Kendall 760-471-1954

Association ClerkJalie Premetz LM 760-489-1082 efga.clerk@escondidofishandgame.com

NewsletterK.L. Notter LM PP 760-741-3229 klnotter@gmail.com

www.escondidofishandgame.com16525 Guejito Road

Escondido, CA 92027 1

at 10 to 25 yards will dramatically improve your pistol skills. You need your pistol, holster, three magazines or speed loaders, ear & eye protection. Call Bill Laird for information at 760.480.2789.

EF&GA HAS AN EXTENSIVE JUNIOR PROGRAM.Bring you son/daughter, grandson/granddaughter, niece, etc. to the rifle, pistol, or shot gun programs. They will learn safety, basic marksmanship, and more. Call one of the Junior shoot chairs for information.

NO HUNTER EDUCATION THIS MONTHThe Hunter Education instructors will be at their annual meeting with the Fish & Game Dept. Hunter Education class will resume in April.

THANKS TO THE FEBRUARY DONORS

Auditory Assistants, Lake Wohlford Café, Lee Allen, Kevin Miller, Eugene & Donna Demnianiuk, Al Anzelone, Ed Migdal, Lucy Nelson, Kurt Nelson, and Kenneith Notter.

FRANK FINALLY WON THE ATTENDANCE PRIZEFrank Alessio won the $25 attendance prize at the February meeting. He swears that he has not won it in the past (is this possible?).Shannon Baker’s name was selected for the $100 attendance prize, but she was not present to claim it.

THANKS FOR COMING OUT FOR THE WORK PARTY34 members and 4 guests, our best turnout, came out for the Work Party on Feb. 21. Thanks to: Bob Schoenfield, Norm Porst, Ed Kalenda, Larry Jeffrey, Christian la Vene,Barbara Griffith, Bob Griffith, Bud Smith, Breen Emery, Kasey Nelson, Kurt Nelson, Jake Nelson, Roger Moynihan, Clyde Ewin, Nash Greeven, Jeff Blankenship, Scott Rosa,Mike Schrameck, Ira Bryant, R Allen Pendleton, Lon Fowler, Ron Boyd, Tom Kendall, Denny Martin, Craig Rogers, Allen Pendleton, Jr., Smitty, Vinny Ruta, Ned Richard, Verne Whidden, Dean Hunting, David Raichel, Al Ardale, Roger Fannin, Steve Prough, Gary Locke, Scott Kendall, Jay Jayburg and someone whose name we could not read. Of course everyone was treated to Lon Fowler’s famous chili dogs.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE ANNUAL BBQThe annual BBQ will be held on May 23rd. Watch for information on tickets, raffle items, etc.

IT IS TIME FOR WOMEN ON TARGETThe next event is Sunday April 25. Come out and have fun. Call Linda Linaker to sign up for the shoot or for information, 760.638.0573. Cost to participate is $20.00.

IMPROVE YOUR PISTOL SKILLSLearn to shoot that pistol that you keep around the house for personal protection. The Combat shoot on steel targets

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NOTTER’S NOTES

Escondido Fish & Game Assoc.P.O. Box 460506Escondido, CA 92046Pub. Monthly, Vol. 13, Issue 3

DEADLINESItems For the April Bulletin Due Tuesday March 21

Any and all requests for items to appear

in the monthly bulletin should be routed through Kenneith Notter.

klnotter@gmail.com or call 760-741-3229

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Rim fire BenchrestUnlimited Division:

Place: Name: .................................... Agg.+Pts.:1st Chris Rearick* ........................... 2092.252nd John Harris ............................... 1937.003rd Pat Garity .................................. 1928.004th William Montaney .................... 1847.755th William Rearick ........................ 1821.256th Dennis Baros ............................. 1529.75

Sporter Division:Place: Name: .................................... Agg.+Pts.:1st Mike Marks ............................... 1465.752nd John Jensen ............................... 1293.003rd Craig Van Note ......................... 1025.25

Juniors:Place: Name: .................................... Agg.+Pts.:1st Chris Rearick ............................ 2092.25

January 24, 201021 Shooters

PISTOL

1. Lon Smith .................................................14

2. Bud Smith ....................................................8

3. Brad Speer ....................................................3

REVOLVER

1. Lon Smith ..................................................10

2. Runner .........................................................6

RIFLE

Open Class:

1. Ren Everett .............................17 (Top Gun)

2. Bud Smith ..................................................15

3. Bob Ware ...................................................14

Primitive Class:

1. Tom Arendall .............................................14

2. Kevin Gross................................................12

3. Denny Martin ............................................10

M A T C H R E S U L T SJUNIOR RIFLERIM FIRE SHOOT NATIONAL MATCH COURSE

H I - P OW E R R I F L E

National Match Course

February 7, 201014 Shooters

Jim Minturn (Jr. Mem.) 482 10

Shaun Bhavadwaj (Jr. Mem.) 478 10

Craig Busby 472 8

Kevin Cooper 470 3

Larry Bailey 465 5

Mark Freedman 461 9

Kasey Nelson (Jr.Mem.) 416 2

Kurt Nelson 415 3

Mark Dambkowski 411 2

Mark Greenlee 393

Chris Greenlee 392 4

Lee Pedlow 390 3

Jake Nelson (Jr. Mem.) 336 2

Jim Mosher 294

Hi-Power Rifle Match ResultsFebruary 13, 2010

4-position match

Kurt Nelson .......................................... 389-22x

Dalthard Taylor ..................................... 370-10x

Kasey Nelson ........................................... 358-6x

Prone match

Dalthard Taylor ..................................... 400-40x

Kurt Nelson .......................................... 399-33x

Kasey Nelson ....................................... 393-19x

Jack Frost .............................................. 392-18x

PROCEDURE FOR LOST AND FOUND,

GUNS / SCOPES Procedure for securing lost guns, scopes or expensive items found on the range:All other items such as shirts, hats, etc should be stored in the lost and found container located in the meeting hall or trap ramada. (permanent location in the club house to be determined)

• If a Range Officer is on duty pass the equipment to the RO with de-tail of when and where you found the gun or equipment.

• If a RO is not on duty secure the items and immediately call from the trap ramada or cell phone: Denny Martin (President) 760-685-2886 or Kurt Nelson (VP) 760-745-2640 or Bud Smith (CRSO) 858-922-6489. Leave a message in detail concerning the items you found to include make, model, time and location found. Leave your name and contact in-formation, telephone number and time of call.

• At this point take the item or items home with you if a RO is not on duty.

• You will be contacted by one of the three members you called and he will instruct you on returning the items.

• The officer of the association will then email the entire BOD, CRSO and Kenneith Notter and pass on the information. Kenneith will place a notice in the bulletin under the lost and found section.

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By Bud Snith, CRSO

R A N G E M A S T E RS O U N D O F F

Members and Range Officers,

The (OBI’S) Open bolt indicators mentioned in lasts months’ newsletter are a hot item on the range. We sold most of our inventory and have reordered. When a cease fire is called and the range is called “cold” it’s great to look down the line and see OBI’s in the firearm chambers. It is also a good habit to use them in your firearms stored in the gun racks. Pistol shooters please take advantage of this opportunity to buy OBI’s for your hand-guns. OBI’s are especially useful in semi automatic pistols where it is difficult to see if the firearm is unloaded. They are available at the General Meeting and from Tom Kendall, Lee Allen or Bud Smith when they are on the range. The cost is $2.00 each or 6 for $10.00.

Trap Shooters, we have a new challenge for you to tune your skills. Bob Schoenfield (Trap Chair,) has in-vested many hours over several months putting together a fantastic “5” stands shoot. He is continually changing the course and it is a challenge. To my knowledge no one has shot 25 straight. Please call Bob at 760-212-6125 with questions on shoot times or check the schedule on line www.escondidofishandgame.com . This is a shoot, shot gunners are going to love.

Al Ardale is putting the finishing touches on a new discipline he will be offering in the near future. The class is Basic Personal Protection in the Home. The course goal is to develop in the student the basic knowledge, skill and attitude essential to safe and efficient use of a firearm for the protection of self and family, and to pro-vide information on the law-abiding citizen’s right to self defense. Participants must be experienced shooters by having taken a basic pistol and safe gun handling course with certification of competition or an NRA First Steps course certificate. Jack Bryson offers a Basic Handgun class that will qualify you for this course. The class will be limited to four students to allow time for personal instruction. The approximate length of the class is 8 hours of combined classroom and on the range pistol qualification at 3, 5, and 7 yards. This will be a scheduled event. Please stay tuned for more information. Al has taken several classes and has earned his NRA Instructors credentials required to teach this class. He plans to be on the schedule in May or June. Please call Al Ardale with questions 760-747-7781. At this point the cost of the class has not been determined.

Cowboy Shooters, need some practice? This is your opportunity. J.W Bailey (JW Bass) and Kenneith Notter (Devil Jack) have moved the SASS practice to the 1st and 3rd Friday from 11am to 2pm. Show up early on the 150 yard range to help set up. New Shooters welcomed. Please call Kenneith or J.W. with any questions.

The Range Master tune- up class is scheduled for Saturday March 20th from 8:30am until approx 2:00PM. All active range officers and prospective new range officers are invited. We will review the range officers outline of duties, review walk thru procedures and discuss several range scenarios that call for range officer intervention. If you had an experience that left you in doubt on how to handle the situation, please call me before the meeting and we will discuss it in class. Our goal is to make our range the safest range in California and the range with the best trained range officers. Please bring your NRA RSO or CRSO cards with you. The Board of Directors asked me to thank you all for the time you donate to our association. Thanks for all you do.

“It’s all about attitude”Bud Smith CRSO

Buckshotbud@cox.net858-679-1918

RUGER 77 in 6mm Rem. This is a nice shooting compact rifle. 6mm is 100+ ft/sec faster than the 243. Rifle has taken numerous white tail and pig. Shortened stock for smaller statured shooter. Has trigger job. Will include rings, dies, cases, bullets. Buyer pays fees - $300. Norm 760 213-0657

Mosin Nagent m91/30 sniper rifle 1942 Russian made 7.62x54R. excl. cond all matching numbers with 2 boxes of Winchester ammo and dies - $775.00. Bob 760-747-9534.

Winchester M70 in .225 Win. w/Bull Barrel, never fired w/ three boxes of ammo, Mfd. 1966 - $800. Remington 700 BDL stock - $35. Stevens SXS in 12 ga., good shape - $300. Two boxes Rem. 7 Mag. (150gr) - $20/box. Bushnell scope, 3X9 - $50. Remington 722, .308, fired three (3) times - $395. Call Chuck @ 760.729.1312.

Beretta 8040, 40 cal, excellent condition, three magazines, leather holster, some ammo- $550 OBO. Call Pete @ 760.518.9855.

Marine Corp sand color desert boots sz 8 reg. New $30. Winchester model 50 "1954" excellent cond. $550. Browning Sweet 16, Belgian made, Excellent cond. - $550. Coleman Thermal electric cooler. 32 qt. - $50. Remington 22 model 12 C 1907 vintage, octagon barrel - $250. Call Chris (619) 818-6747

.40 XD Service Model 4 inch barrel, 1 10 round magazine, with a holster and magazine pouch. $400 and buyer pays DROS feesContact Jeff at jggros@cox.net.

Remington 770 Bolt Action Center Fire Rifle with Scope (Bushnell) New In Box24” inch barrel 7mm Remington Mag. with 3 shot Mag. box (Retail $450)Will sell for $400 (OBO) and buyer pays transfer fees. All Federal andState laws apply. Contact Gretchen at 760-722-6695 or gheffler@cox.net.

1858 Remington New Army .44 Revolver. Manufactured about 30 yrs ago.Brass frame, blued octagonal barrel. Black Powder, Cap ignition. A few nicks in wood grips. Some rust spots on barrel and cylinder - $50. Call Bryan @ 858-205-4055.

Walther P22 with 3.4 Inch Barrel. Call Larry @ (760) 436-7245 or e-mail moonlightbch@cox.net

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Range Meeting Hall - 760-749-3277Trap Ramada - 760-749-3277

S H O O TC H A I R S

C L A S S I F I E D STo place a classified ad contact K.L. Notter at:

klnotter@gmail.com or (760) 741-3229All sales must comply with Federal and State laws!

FOR SALEair Gun

Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267air Pistol silhouEttE

Jim McKim .............760-745-4035archEry (traditional) Tom Arendall .............760-743-4757Basic handGun

Jack Bryson .............760-746-2868BullsEyE Pistol

Dave Jordan .............760-445-5377comBat shoot

Bill Laird .............760-480-2789cowBoy shoot

Kenneith Notter .............760-741-3229hiGh PowEr riFlE

nra Basic riFlE coursE

David Premetz .............760-489-1082

huntEr saFEty / traininG

Frank Alessio .............760-743-8718Junior riFlE

Ren Everett .............760-432-2089Junior Pistol

Craig Rogers .............760-751-8544Junior traP

Bob Griffith .............760-743-3982muzzlE loadinG

Denny Martin .............760-749-0589NMC Kevin Miller .............760-480-7267

small BorE riFlE

Mike Marks .............760-744-7784rimFirE BEnchrEst

Bill Montaney 619-282-1260 after 5 PM cadman1275@yahoo.comtraP

Bob Schoenfield .............760-212-6125 Tom Kendall (Tue.) ..........760-471-1954 Annette Hannegan (Wed.) 760-741-7427 Bob Schoenfield (Sat.) .....760-212-6125U.I.T. Dave Jordan .............760-480-8390.22 riFlE silhouEttE

Larry Mora .............760-745-5187

WANTED

550 W. 6th Ave.Escondido, CA 92025

Bradford A. GagnonRegulatory Compliance Consulting Services

P.O. Box 462156 Specializing inEscondido, CA 92046 U.S. Department of Transportation760-877-7094 cell HAZMAT employee trainingCustomer_service@dothazmattraining.org PHMSA & FMCSA regulationswww.dothazmattraining.org California CHP & DMV programs

J&BPlumbing

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(760) 745-9990

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250 W. Crest Street, Suite C, Escondido, CA 92025760.489.1212 fax: 760.489.1120 www.precisionarms.com

John Harms

1619 Grand AvenueSan Marcos, CA 92078 (760) 727-0515

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PERMIT NO. 26ESCONDIDO, CA

Escondido Fish & GamE assoc.P.o. Box 460506Escondido, ca 92046

March, 2010

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thE RSO, CRSO GRAduAtinG ClASS fOR JAnuARy 30th 2010. nAmES in AlphA ORdER:Al ARdAlE, Bill WilSOn CRSO, BRAdfORd GAGnOn, CARl BOGuCki, ClAytOn dAlE, CRAiG ROGERS CRSO, diCk CROSS, Ed kAlEndA, fRAnk hOllinGShEAd, iRA BRyAnt, JOhn lA fEvER, JOy JOnES, kARiE dunkS, lARRy JEffERy, lEE AllEn CRSO, RiChARd kummER, ROGER fAnnin, StEvE BEnnEtt, StEvE OWEn, thOmAS BuRnS, tim dunCAnWilliAm Bud GREEn

inStRuCtORS: fRAnk AlESSiO, Bud Smith, tOm kEndAll, JAy Zimmitt